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This technique is excellent for the maxillary sinuses (cheek area), which often cause tooth pain during a cold.

To enhance the effects, you can mix a single drop of essential oil into your facial moisturizer or carrier oil before starting. massage for sinus pressure

Warning: Never apply undiluted essential oils directly to the skin, and avoid getting them in your eyes. This technique is excellent for the maxillary sinuses

After a session, drink a large glass of water. Massage releases metabolic waste and stagnant fluid into the lymph system; water helps flush these toxins out of the body. You may find that your nose begins to run immediately after the massage—this is exactly what you want. Blow your nose gently to clear the passage. After a session, drink a large glass of water

Before you begin, wash your hands and apply a small amount of facial oil or moisturizer to prevent pulling on the delicate skin of the face. The keyword here is gentle . The face is sensitive; you should never press hard enough to cause pain.